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Breeze can help developers create JS-based RIAs that manage data both on the client and server side.
Created on top of MVC and MVVM development patterns, Breeze.js allows programmers to separate their business logic from their front-end UI, making it easier to use JavaScript in a professional and efficient way for creating complicated desktop and Web-based apps that usually would imply the usage of a more advanced language, like Java, Ruby or Python.
To do this, the library comes with a programmatic API that provides a wide set of features and a lean learning curve.
Breeze is available as a NuGet package as well.
Here are some key features of "Breeze.js":
· Changes tracker
· Pass rules as metadata
· Query caching
· Offline usage support
· Filters, ordering, paging
· Extendable core
· Open Data Protocol (OData) query standard
· Doesn't break other JS libraries (like Angular, Backbone, and Knockout)
· Lots of documentation
Requirements:
· JavaScript enabled on client side
· jQuery
· Q.js
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Setting the value of a property to an empty string on an Breeze Entity will now be coerced to a null for all Nullable properties.
· A new method has been added to the ContextProvider class on the server side Breeze.WebApi.dll to allow for the construction of new EntityInfo instances while within a BeforeSaveEntities call.

Via: Breeze.js 1.3.3






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